If you're like me you've spent years grabbing random pieces of paper for your grocery lists. I don't shop very often so lists invariably get buried somewhere in my purse, thrown out by accident or lost. I also don't like to shop and being single means I really don't have to often.

In the world of smartphones and environmentally friendly alternatives (or going green), I've discovered a handy little tool for my Droid called Grocery King. This app has proven to be a perfect alternative to paper lists.

Talking on a cell phone while driving can be dangerous because so many become so easily distracted and take their focus off the road. Texting while driving is also very dangerous. Some say it's more dangerous than drunk driving. Do your part to help put an end to distracted driving in general by taking Oprah's No Phone Zone Pledge and share the pledge with your family and friends.

There's a bit of real estate on the Droid; thank goodness because one can never have enough. By default, my Droid came with three home screens. One index finger swipe to the right or left gets me to either of them. When I organized my home screens I decided the main home screen would include the most used and critical apps organized by category. I'll explain how I get the best and most use out of these screens in this post. Hopefully this information will help other smartphone users, regardless of platform, who may be struggling with a method for organizing all of their handy apps.